Technology and computers are vital elements of the curriculum of Fox Valley Lutheran High School. FVL is one-to-one school with each student issued a Windows laptop to use throughout the school year both in the classroom and at home. Students also have access to state of the art computer labs on campus for courses that require more computing power than the laptops can provide. Wireless network access covers the entire building interior and the campus is served by a 1 Gigabit internet connection.

In addition, every classroom is equipped with a computer teaching station that includes internet access, video networking, desktop computer station and a video projector. A number of classrooms are also equipped with Smartboard technology.

Students are provided with email service and networked storage space that is accessible from both school and home via the internet. Students have print access to both black & white and color printers. Concerning computer software, it is FVL's educational philosophy to expose students to the software they will encounter after graduation. A wide variety of classes are offered to meet student computer needs. Digital publishing and layout, digital video editing, computer aided design, computer applications, and computer science are all part of the curriculum. The Microsoft Office suite, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Autodesk Inventor are taught in various courses. FVL is also a Google Apps for Education School, so students have access to a wide variety of G-Suite Apps. Teachers make use of various learning management systems to facilitate classroom learning, including Moodle and Google Classroom.